Discover which is the hardest stage of the Camino de Santiago according to Viajeros Canallas. We analyze the routes Sarria-Portomarín and Vigo-Redondela, and we explain what factors make them so demanding: terrain, climate, slope and physical preparation. Ideal for pilgrims who want to be prepared.
Learn how to get from Santiago airport to Sarria step by step. We explain the best options: train, bus, taxi or private transfer. Includes tips, prices and how to share transport with other pilgrims. Ideal to start the Camino without complications or stress.
Doing the Camino de Santiago alone is a transformative experience for women. Safety, empowerment and freedom await you at every stage. Discover why more and more women are choosing this solo adventure as a way of personal reconnection and inner growth.
Lugo, a jewel in the heart of Galicia, is a city that perfectly combines history, culture and nature. With its Roman origins, it offers its visitors a journey through time without neglecting the charm of its green landscapes and its exquisite gastronomy.
Baiona, a charming village in the province of Pontevedra, where the Portuguese Coastal Route begins, is not only famous for its history and coastal landscapes, but also for its rich gastronomy.
Baiona, is a beautiful town which is situated in the province of Pontevedra in the autonomous community of Galicia, in the northwest of Spain. It is known for being one of the tourist destinations which has a mixture of history, culture, nature and gastronomy.
If you are thinking of doing the Camino de Santiago and you would like your dog to accompany you, the canine credential and the canine compostela are wonderful incentives.
These are just a few examples of Galician ancestral rites that have endured over time and are still celebrated today. These traditions not only keep the Galician culture and identity alive
These are just some of the curious elements that you can find in Santiago de Compostela, so now that you've got to know them, take a good look around the old town and you'll appreciate everything we've told you.
Santiago de Compostela is a city that never sleeps, offering a wide variety of nightlife options for all tastes. From traditional bars and charming pubs to live concerts and nightclubs in the modern area.
